We are all wishing we had the coveted royal wedding invite…but if you *did* receive one, would you know what to do? What etiquette rules might differ from the weddings you have attended? Here are a few tips to get you ready for the big event!
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Pair ivory flowers with golden accents for a luxe regal feel.
Whether or not you believe in the superstition that it's bad luck for the bride and groom to see each other before the wedding, there's no denying how special the moment is when their eyes finally
Kensington Palace has confirmed who will be walking Meghan Markle down the aisle–and it's probably not who you think.
One to break with tradition, Markle will walk herself halfway down the aisle, meeting up with her future father-in-law, Prince Charles, who will walk her the rest of the way to her Prince.
This blooming buttercream cake looks similar to what we can expect of the lemon elderflower cake at the royal wedding.
Choosing a reliable videographer to document your wedding day is not an easy task. A simple Google search for videographers in your area can have you reeling (pun intended).
This black and blush wedding reception décor is the ultimate balance of feminine and chic.
If you love flowers a floral gazebo is a breathtaking backdrop for your ceremony.
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This unique and vintage-inspired wedding dress features a lined bodice of beaded lace motifs and shimmering crosshatching atop a tulle fit-and-flare skirt. Straps glide from illusion plunging neckline to scoop back, also accented in lace motifs. Lined with Inessa Jersey for an elegant fit. Finished with covered buttons over zipper closure.
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